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khied by him when no got outside. The crowd
was outlet ct once. for the man In green was
inc odorman. already q noted duelllst. and
now the greatest Of the few who remain Of the
gensration OF Irish aghters.
fhree weeks ago I told you how Lord Sails
pury. speaking aftor the turtle soup of the
-onu Mayors providing. talked gleofully Of tho
so'tiement OF the Afghan boundary question
ana concluded from tho arrangements made
mat peace had come to stay between England
sna hussla. II was generally imagined that
oaiisoury had bcen made happy too easily. and
lfeady rude awakening from his dream OF
peace has come. Ayoub Khan. tho pretendor
70 mo throne OF Afghanistan, has escaped from
tehorGn. Nobody doubts that the Pcrsans
eonhived at his escape or that tho cs-
sApe was meditnted and brought about
" Russian influence. Ayoub has taken his
night toward ltussia. and the English Foreign
ohiee Is iillod with uneaslneBs. After all the
Ionis Of peace quiet will now only reign In
niShanistan for Just so long rs the policy Of
AeeS'a dictates. Tho Gear has now undor his
N'hg an able and crafty Afghan with q big
sIeVance, who tried to pull his cousin Abdur-
Iehman on the throne. and would have sue
Sseaed had he not been opposed by England.
lows may now DO stirred M In Afghnnistan ut
any tine, and thus afford an excuse at any CON-
'ehient timo for fresh English interference.
vienna has social sensation and one OF tre-
nmehdous magnitude. Tho story is that the
orown Princess Stephanio has gone OF in u
taee TO the homo In brussels OF her father. the
Aing Of Belgium. Before leaving she COM
Planned bitterly to her mother and father-in-
AN' tho Empress and Emperor OF Austria. Of
%s conduct Of hor husband. the Grown Prince
Auooi0h hramor u correct. the Princess h
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COIOntaIs in Transit.

There are about $50 passengers in
transit from the Colonies for the Coast
by the Mariposa. Among these are Mr..
Hector Mackenzie, a prominent con-
tractor of New Zealand, who is going to
his native home in Nova Scotia after an
absence of thirty-fve years in the
Britain of the South" to visit his
mother who is still alive. Mr.. Macken-
zie has a large family in business in
New Zealand. From the same colony
are Mr.. Firth, Jr., Auckland, son of Mr..
}. G. Firth, who recently passed through
here on his return to his home; also
Mr.. Harry Wilson, son of Mr.. w. S.
Wilson, one of the proprietors of the
New Zealand Herald" and Mr.. VIM.
Mcdowell, a relative. These gentlemen
were delighted with what they saw in
Honolulu.
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r.. M. :. 8. MaripOsa.

The Oceanic Company's Royal Mail
steamer Mariposa arrived at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon from the Colonies.
She left Sydney March 23d at 5 p. m.
Experienced fine weather throughout
the entire passage to Auckland, which
was made in days, % hours and min
utes, the Mariposa's reputation for fast
sailing being fully kept up. Left Auck-
land March 28th. Called off Tutuila
April 1st. Experienced fine weather
and fresh trades, the northeast trades
beginning in II degrees south, and last
ing to Honolulu very fresh. Running
time: Sydney to Auckland, days, %
hours, Al minutes; Auckland to Homo
lulu, II days, 19 hours, Is minutes Sgd
ney to Honolulu, Is days, II hours, "a
minutes. The Mariposa locked at the
Mail wharf. She brought thirteen pas
sengers for this port, and has in transit
one hundred and fifty. The Mariposa
will take in a large quantity of sugar
and bananas, and sail for San Francisco
at noon to-day.
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se.sels ssspecse.l co.. l,ore...n 1,orss.

EesseIs TX pecsesI FrSssEs Foreign ports.
Am bark Timour Brewer, sailed from Boston
Dee II, due May l-20
Brit bark Cerates, from Liverpool, due May
1-2O
Am VII Bk Mars, from San Francisco, due Feb
1928
+Haw sclr General SiegeI Sanders, from
French Frigate Shoals due Nov 2O-3O
Am bktue IIakah, from Newcastle, W, due
February 25-28
Brit blk Scottish Lassie, W Singer, sailed from
Liverpool Jan TO- due May 20-3l
Am brig " Fl Myers, from Port Blakely, due at
Kahului March 1872
am bktne Hattie Bangs TerriI, from Hong
kong, due April 1870
Haw schr Jennie Walker, Anderson, from
Fanning's Island, due March 1881
German bark Hercules, Schaefer, sailed from
liverpool Dece n1ter 14tE, due May 1-20
Am bktne Amelia, William Me-"hall, frcI.. Port
1wnsend, W =, due March 25-31
Am win bark Ohio, from New Bedford, due
arch 300
Am blk CaiJarien A Perkins, from San
ancscO, due April 5-l5
IN bktne Discovery, J. Lee, from San Fran
co, due April I'D
Am bark Julia FOard, Bergam, from San Fran
&C., due at Hilo, Hawaii, April 10 80
Am bark St Lucie, sailed from New York March
due September $50
Am blk q Whitmore, Z Thompson, from De-
.rtuTe Bay, due May 2G-30
Am bktne John WOister, from Nanaimo, b G,
e May 2C-30
wnsend, due May 10
Supposed to be lost.
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n. b. n. $. Caroline.

II. B. Ms corvette Caroline, unde
command of Captain Sir William Wise
man, Bart, arrived yesterday Afternoon
from Callao, South America. She saileC
from COquimbo February 4th for Callao,
and on arriving there was quarantined
outside. But after receiving the mails
for the Pacific fleet, she sailed again on
! February "A and met the feet the follow
! ing day, 200 miles off Callao. The vessels
were: Flagship Triumph, and corvettes
| Conquest, Pelican, Hyacinth and Wild
Swan. After sailing in company with
them for eight days the Caroline parted
from them for Honolulu on March 9Th,
and arrived at Hilo, Hawaii, last Tues
day, April 5th. Early the next day
Captain Wiseman, accompanied by five
of the officers, rode to the Volcano, and
after remaining there fully "a hours,
they returned to their vessel, and set
sail on the 9TH for Honolulu, arriving
here yesterday afternoon. AS she en-
tered the harbor she saluted the Hawa-
Han flag, which was responded to by the
shore battery at Kakaako. The Caro-
line was built at Sheerness in 1885. She
is of the same type as the Constance,
though much smaller. Her tonnage is
APO tons. The engines are of ,44O
horsepower. which can attain a speed
OF 13 knots an hour. The officers were
commissioned January, 1886, and sailed
March 9TH the same year to join the Pa
cific squadron.
Following is her list of officers Cap
tain, Sir VIM. Wiseman, Bart Lieuten-
ant Lewis D. Sampson, Lieutenant
Richmond If. Powell; Lieutenant Alger- I
non Grenfell, Lieutenant John
de NJ. Hutchinson; Lieutenant.
Haworth- Booth; Staff Surgeon, Michael
Paymaster, Horatio Howell
Assistant Paymaster, Robert r. Hast
ings; Chief Engineer, VIM III. Mat
thews.
The Caroline has a complement OF III
officers and men. She is a fourth-class
corvette and carries IA guns breech-
oading guns, besides machine guns;
Nordenfeldt 4 and 2 barrel, and Gardner
and 2-barrel guns. The rifles used on
BOARD are the Martini-Henri patent.
The Caroline, when boarded as soon az
he came to an anchorage, presented a
cry neat appearance. She will proba-
'ly sail on April 18th for Esquimalt,
;. c..
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Robbery at Honnano.

Purser A. G. Simerson of the steamer
w. G. Hall reports that some unknown
persons entered the warehouse at Honu-
apo, Hawaii, last Wednesday night.
The boards were sawed, through which
an entry was effected The thieves en-
tered the L. l. S. N. Co.'S office, which
was in the warehouse, and removed the
safe to the place where they bored the
hole, but found it too large, and left it
there. In the safe was $89 in silver, and
$36 from q drawer, together with sill
yer watch and other trifling articles,
were carried away. The next iorning
when the keepers entered the warehouse
they found hammers, crowbars and
other tools lying carelessly on the floor.
There is no clue to the thieves
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Jubilee Anniversary.

Tomorrow will be the fiftieth ami
versary OF the arrival at these Islands
OF thirty-two missionaries sent by the
A. B. f. M. The event will be cele-
brated by the Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren's Society by meeting at the Ka-
waiahao Female Seminary, and mis-
sion service will be held in Fort street
Church Sunday evening, when the Rev
w. B. Oleson Will preach. The exer-
cises will be continued on Monday, full
particulars of which will be given in the
next issue of this paper.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Joe Wiseman is through passenger by
the Mariposa.
The services at st. Andrews Cathedral
yesterday were well attended.
The sale of ]. B. Castles household
furniture realized 81, 100 and Captain Full
ler's $500.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hewett has just received a
new stock OF stationery and a full line of
pocket knives.
All accounts against George s. Hough-
failing should be sent in to him within the
next six days.
An English sermon was preached at the
| Roman Catholic Cathedral last evening by
the Bishop of Olba.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
will meet this evening at Kawaiahao Sem
mary at 7:3O o'clock.
Purser D. E. Brewster, of the Mariposa,
has the thanks of the ADVERTISER for full
flies of Sydney and Auckland papers.
The stockholders of the Pacific Sugar
Mill held a meeting at IL o'clock this morn
ing, at the Office of F. A. Schaefer & Co.
The Honolulu Almanac and Directory
for 1887 is now on sale at j. H. Soperss
news depot and this Office. Price, 80 cents.
This evening Major Henderson,, the
drummer, makes his first appearance be
fore Honolulu audience at the Hawaiian
Opera House.
The bark Kalakaua, her boats, tackle,
apparel and furniture will be sold at public
auction at noon, at the Interisland Com |
pany's wharf.
A beautiful orchid plant with 80 flowers, |
grown at Mr.. George Engelhardt's con-
servatory, is on exhibition in Mr.. J. H.
Soper's store window
The first of a series of three races be-
tween L. A Myers and w. G. George took
place at Sydney March 26th, distance 1000
yards. Myers won easily.
Mr. c. j. Fishel is opening out spendid
stock of boots and shoes. Such goods have
pever been seen in this city before, and the
prices are within reach of all
The Rev f. w. Merrill, formerly of the
Mission in these Islands, ac-
by his wife and three children,
were passengers by the Mariposa. They
will remain here visiting friends about a
and then proceed to the States.
Mr. j. o. COrlis, evangelist, and editor
of the ''Bible Echo,'' is a through passen-
ger by the Mariposa. At 80 o'clock this
he will speak at the T. and NJ.
Hall, Fort street. Subject of inn
oortance to the generation in which we !
i've. ,
At meeting of the trustees of the Homo 4
ulu Library held Thursday evening, the .
Auditing Committee made complete =
financial statement of the condition of the
Associations monetary affairs for the last S
eighteen months, embracing all the re- v
eipts and expenditures for that period; b
llso, the necessary expenses for the con-
Iuct of the institution and its income
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COneert at the Hotel

The guests at the Hawaiian Hotel and
the passengers by the Mariposa had a
rare treat provided for them last even
ing by Manager Bartlett. Two of our
native vocal clubs-Iolani and Hawai-
hau-discoursed sweet music for about
two hours on the spacious veranda. A
large audience was in attendance, and
all enjoyed the different selections. Both
clubs sang finely.
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Art Notes.

Mr.. Jules Tavernier has been very
busy of late, and his studio presents an
appearance of close and incessant work.
! Among his perfected pictures is one OF
the Volcano, showing Halemaumau in a
state of great activity. This painting is
intended for presentation to the Emperor
of Germany by Mrs. Neumann, wife of
the Hon. Paul Neumann, who is pro-
ceeding to Germany with her daughters
to complete their education. This picture
is one of the best of the Volcano series,
which is saying great deal for it.
Mr.. Charles Michiels has bought two
Volcano pictures by Tavernier, one of
which is intended for presentation to
King Leopold of Belgium.
MIR. F. A. Schaefer, Consul for the
Kingdom of Italy, some time since
bought a picture of Kilauea, giving
general view of the Volcano, from Mr..
Tavernier, which is on exhibition in
Bremen. On his arrival there Mr.
Schaefer will finally dispose OF it.
DR.. Brandt, who recently visited Hilo, |
gave Mr.. Tavernier commission to
paint a Volcano picture. He visited /
Kilauea in company with this artist in
1886, and was charmed with what he
saw. This picture, which is nearly com
pleted, will be forwarded to its destina-
ton in Sweden by an early opportunity
Mr.. J. B. Castle has secured from
Tavernier's studio views of Diamond
Head, the Volcano and the Pail. He
leaves by the Australia on Tuesday
next.
Mr.. j. NJ. Monsarrat has bought
Volcano and two panels-one of native
ish and one of Hawaiian flowers
Mrs Dickson, Beretania street, has
'lso bought Volcano picture showing
he New Lake.
Two other Volcano pictures have been
disposed OF recently by Mr.. Tavernier for
PARTIES abroad.
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Blue Ribbon League.

The entertainment this evening under
the auspices of the Blue Ribbon League
at the Y. Nj. G. A. Hall, promises to be
a very successful one. In answer to ur-
gent requests, Mrs. Cruzan and Mr..
Armstrong have kindly consented to re-
peat the Quaker Courtship,' which
as so taking when given at the Old
pixies Concert; Honolulu's favorite
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The Volcanic.

The Wilder's Steamship Company re-
ceived the following letter from the
manager of the Volcano House, dated
April 18th: The crater is still active.
The small lake on the southwest side of
Halemaumau is still boiling and there is
a bright reflection on the northeast side,
but the smoke will not admit OF approach.
Mr.. Selig, who has just returned from
the crater, reports plenty OF fire.
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Additional Passenrers.

The following additional passengers to
those published yesterday are booked at
the office OF Messrs. VIM. g. Irwin &
Co, to leave by the Australia, April
18th; Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani and
two servants; II. r. H. Princess Liliuo-
kalani, Northumberland Hon. J. o.
Dominis and one servant; His Excel
lency Governor C. P. Iaukea.
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alto, Mrs. J. F. Brown, will sing a solo,
and by special request, Mrs. Cruzan will
sing as a solo ''The Little Bow of Blue. "
Readings will be given by Mrs. w. l.
Hopper, w. g. Armstrong and Henry
Bing. Mr.. Cruzan will deliver brief
address. All are invited Come early
SO as to secure good seat.
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nsnIor Hen.iershof

This evening Major Henderson,, the
famous drummer OF the Rappahannock,
will give an entertainments in the Ha-
waiian Opera House. The programme
appears in another column, and is one
that should draw very large audience.
No one should fail to hear the Major,
who is complete master of the drum. The
box plan is now open at the office of j.
E. Brown & Co.'s, Merchant street.
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vessels In FORT from Foreign ports.

vessels In Port from Foreign Ports.
Ms training ship Kaimiloa, from Apia,
Samoa
Haw bark Kalakaua, G y armstrong, from VAL
paraiso
Hebrides
Am bktne Planter, W r Perrfman. from San
Francisco
Am brgtne Claus spreckels, Drew, from San
Francisco
Am bark Saranac, d B Shaw, from San Fran
cisco
Am missionary steam bktne Morning Star,
y Turner, from the South Sea Islands
Haw steamship Australia, II Houdlette, from
San Francisco
NJ Aariposa AM, VI Hayward frsIn
the Colonies, route TO San Francisco
Il VI Caroline, Sir William Wiseman Bart,
from CallaO, South America
Am bktne Jane a FaIkenberg, Clinker, from
Port Towns End
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A GALAXY OF LOCAL TALENT.
PROGRAMME.

l. March-Re Reciprocity. Hawaiian Band
2. Exhibition Drill ............ Honolulu Rifles
g. Introduction of Major Hendershot-R. W.
Lame, Com. Geo. w. belong Post, G. "A R.
H. Gen Grants Favorite March .
.............. Major HenGershot and Son
s. Vocal Song-Going to Market
Miss A. G. Austin; Piano, Miss Hopper.
g. The Queens Favorite April I2J-Life on the
Ocean Wave. Major Henderson, Il Son
T. Cornet Solo and Piano Accompaniment
.....--..... .Messrs- MichieIs and Berger
g. Medley-Eehoes ofthe Night. Hawaiian Ba nd
g. Gen Phil sheridan's Fayorite March.
....--.......... Major Henderson, 4 Son
TO- Saxophone Quartette. 800. Hawaiian Band.
IL Imitation of a Locomotive pulling heavy
train over the Terra Nevada HIounfai MS
the @. p r. R, over the coming
Hawaiian Railroad Major Hendershof
II. Reading. Mrs. E X. Hendry
IS. song-rv'le oId-fashion White Army Bean.
Maj r Henderson,, accompanied by Miss
Hopper.
Il. Medley--war Reeo1lections . Haw. Band
10. Honolulu Rifles Quickstep ...
.-............, Major Henderson, SON
16. song-Angels' serenade IBragal. ....,......
..-.-.--.-...---..-. Miss A. G. Austin
Violin obIigato. Prof YarndIey
IT. Imitation of Battle, introducing the picket
firing, the attack, the rattle of musketry
the roar of cannon, the bursting of she'll
IS. Tableaux-The Result of fle Fight.
Doors open at 7.So; to commeEGa al. G. O'Clock.
Reserved SEATS at J E BROWN
SIC aDT2
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PAsSENsERS.
ARRIVALS.

IN the Colonies, per R NJ. 5 S. Mariposa,
8-Rev " Merrill, wife aud three chill
{ Hr and Mrs z q Fleming, Mr. . Lloyd,
araId Trower, Blr C Il de Betham, Mr. L
q " o Hume and Mr. Rodwell.
Ii Hawaii per stmr W q Hail, April SIS
II Hitchcock, Dr. s f Craddock, c
Miss G Wills W RoweIl Miss VI Paris,
'rle, wife an child, J u Howie, Isaac
lod, D L NuIa and 70 deck passengers.
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The LOran Family

The Sydney Telegraph" of March
18th says: ''The Misses Joran, the we'll
known musical family, who some months
ago appeared in Sydney, are passing
through Sydney on their way to Mel
bourne, after a tour through Queens
land. They will be in Sydney again in
a few weeks, when they will give final
performance before returning to America.
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Alexander Brown & Co.'S report for
March contains the following: Homo
lulu-There have been no sailings, but
the Charles B. Kenney, 1913 tons regis
ter, is loading, and the Newsboy and
Gyda are expected shortly, the former to
load on ships account and the latter
chartered at los Cd
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Police court.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.
FRIDAY, April 8th.
Owen J. Holt, charged with assault on
Kan Chan, was remanded to the I1th.
CHM Yung Fee, charged with using
threatening language toward Yung Yam
Tsuk, pleaded not guilty and was re-
manded to the 11th
Three other cases were remanded.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Neaner Likehke is due this morning from
ox
2emers Kinau and Mikahala are due to
I ibrning from their respective ports.
whner W. G. Hall brought 1924 bags
Bags ava, 10 bags coffee, 63 hides, 2
aSkgs and "a packages sundries from
ma, avail april Sth.
whesr Eva brought 30 punches bananas,
gres 900 goat skins from Puulo@' Oahu
won
Of ar Lehua arrived from Hamakua
-: 2, 400 bags sugar from Hakalau.
northerly swell in the channel.
-" ne Planter will finish discharging
iiotlcs S already 5000 bags sugar, and is
aInohl next Tuesday with 1000 tons
arm francisco.
most Mokuola brought $50 bags rice
chubb Sth.
IN thes brig Allie Rowe has been locked
Villages, and is on the berth for Hong
for the
totteriraialeale arrived from Kauai yes
past. ai6ass sugar and 2lO bags rice.
hood into the barkentine Planter.
there a,Iariposa sails at noon to-day
Their -r with about $4,000 bags sugar,
aras, etc,
+ba;,. rot discovery, Captain John Lee,
1is port from San Francisco.
- lauea Hou arrived April sth
'"0 o',0 7swaii, with 1850 bags sugar,
I'd on board the steamship
IHuSbandS9ught so head cattle from
tSWeetheafud landed them at Kalau-
bosom of cement at Molokai. Reports
bound, pei
distant wa Will leave this afternoon
life among
keeDs hopes spreekels Will sail next
,vo,1,ents be' sugar and rice for San
fills it with
-tantIU wate tine Jane A. Falkenberg,
,,fc..,4 =, I;sfk was berthed at Messrs.
-i4L ~ harf April sth, 81 days
arlington Territory, with
Tue uiedueOStd 100000 shingles for
OF the SURF on Co. Sailed from Port
that the tortufsed Cape Flattery six
the strain of rough weather and sue
noust follow bBaies until within the
longing destro
and beauty in alsenherS' which ar
-, o,,5 ,,I.Sy between this port
Hawaiian trade for
..Yat the ri1sl
tho,ght of whats---.--...---.-..--
with but one OBJ
tI,oi,. visions OFFS NOTES.
Go among any
Girls, in any of merry and fancy !
E - snoal.;no. ofldies are invited /
- o,,t Of ten 81 stock, without /
a union with SOM
his life fishing in
inc in the winter. ioyed to Hotel
might be any othel
which is to come to
wives, or that the / "'ie'
wife is any thing
natural sequence of act u lltle
seems to occur. Us drawn on
press.
There are over inn. John
in Cairo, Egypt. whepr.
not one was open. ~
owned BY Englishmel ~.
Experiments in 'fENCY-
South Florida, say
Nesos, have been mad az.
ing results on limit 0A TO.
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soRr OF HONOLULU. IL. l.
ARRE Walls.

FRIDAY, April g.
R NJ Mariposa Ann. H N Hayward, 11' days
from the Colonies .
II B NJ 5 Caroline, Sir Vim Wiseman. from Cal
lao, ) A
StTnr KilaHea Hou from Hamakua
Stmr Lehua, Clarle from Hamakua
Stmr Waialeale, Weir, from Hanalei and Kill
auea, Kauai
stTnr James AIakee, Campbell, from Waianae,
Oahu
Stnr " C Hall, from Maui and Hawaii
Am bktne Jane FaIkeuberg, Rhnger, from
Port Townsend
Schr MokUola. from Eva
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The Mail.

The Mariposa sails at noon to-day for
San Francisco. The mail at the Post
Office closes at 10 80 o'clock. A late let
ter bag will be kept open until IL 80
O'Clock
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Ladies, don't forget to call at Sachs
store, Thursday, Friday or Saturday, and
see the imported pattern hats and bon
nets, all the latest shapes and shades.
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Holy SMtUrtIaY.

The following is the order of services
at the Roman Catholic Cathedral to-day
At a. m, service with High Mass, pre-
coded by the blessing of the Baptismal
Font
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vessels Leaving To-Day.

RMS 8Iariposa (Am) Hayward for San Fran
cisco at Il
stnr Lehua, Clarke, for Hamakua. at p m
Schr Kawaflani, for KoOlau
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, April 8.
st1nr James 4Iakee, for Kapaa
Scbr DokuOla, for Eva